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    EVERY EVENING YESTERDAY EVENING

    He washes the dishes every He washed the clothes


    evening yesterday evening
    EVERY WEEKEND LAST WEEKEND
    They go to the cinema every They went to the theatre last
    weekend. weekend
    VERB 1
    INFINITIVE VERB 2
    (PRESENT) PAST

    PLAY PLAYED
    WASH WASHED
    GO WENT
    VERB 2(PAST)

    Regular Verbs Irregular verbs


    Take -ed The form CHANGES

    Work  worked eat  ate


    Stay  stayed see  saw
    Listen  fly  flew
    listened
    Spelling in regular verbs(-d/-ed/-ied)
    • 1) Vowel + consonant: Double the consonant
    stop – stopped
    travel - travelled

    • 2) Add –d, when the verb ends with –e


    share – shared
    like – liked

    • 3) A consonant + 'y‘:
    Change 'y' to 'i' Then add -ed.
    tidy - tidied
    cry - cried
    POSITIVE FORM
    I
    He
    she
    it VERB 2 …
    We
    You
    They
    She watched TV at 10:00 yesterday
    evening.
    Mary and Mike got married in 2002.
    My brother visited Paris two years ago.
    Anna and Sarah had lunch in a restaurant
    last weekend.
    Sam broke her leg yesterday.
    NEGATIVE FORM
    I
    He
    she
    it did not
    VERB 1 …
    We didn’t
    You
    They
    They didn’t play basketball yesterday.
    They played football .
    They didn’t go to the cinema last weekend .
    They went to the theatre.
    QUESTION FORM
    I
    He
    she
    it
    Di VERB 1 …
    We
    d
    You
    They
    -YES/NO QUESTIONS
    AND
    ANSWERS
    Did Garfield kiss Odie a few seconds
    ago?
    No,he didn’t.
    Did he kick him?
    Yes,he did.
    Did they play tennis yesterday?
    No,they didn’t.
    Did they play foofball ?

    Yes,they did.
    Did Garfield eat a sandwich two
    hours ago?
    No,he didn’t.
    Did he eat a cake?
    Yes,he did.
    Did it snow two days ago?
    No,it didn’t.
    Did it rain ?
    Yes,it did.
    What did she do yesterday evening?
    She worked on her computer.
    What did they eat yesterday evening?
    They ate a pizza.
    Which instrument did he play?

    He played the violin.


    Where did Mike go yesterday?
    He went to the hospital.
    Where did he study yesterday?

    He studied in the library.


    How did he go to work yesterday morning?

    He went by a taxi./ He took a taxi.


    Who kicked Odie ?
    Garfield kicked Odie.
    Whom did Susan have a party with last night?
    She had a party with her friends?
    SUSAN
    Why did he cry yesterday?

    Because he broke his leg.

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